As long as the Texans don't self-destruct like the Cardinals did last Sunday against Green Bay losing three fumbles, they will put up their share of points on the Packers. Green Bay has many high draft choices on defense. But the production on most of these players hasn't matched the draft capital Green Bay spent on them. Underrated defensive lineman Devonte Wyatt has an injured ankle and high-priced nose tackle Kenny Clark and cornerback Jaire Alexander are having disappointing seasons.

Joe Mixon returned to the Texans' lineup last Sunday after being out for three games and Houston put up 41 points on the Patriots and that was without Nico Collins.

The Packers have their offense humming with a healthy lineup. Green Bay is averaging 29.2 points in its last four games. Jordan Love has a deep set of receiving targets and should be in line to match last week's four-touchdown passing performance against a beat-up Houston defense that gave up three touchdown passes to rookie Drake Maye in his NFL debut last Sunday.

Green Bay's biggest offensive weakness has been kicking. That problem should be solved with this week's signing of veteran Brandon McManus, who has one of the league's highest percentage of field goals made inside 50 yards.